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Community news: Hoover's Tour of Homes, Professor Carlos Robles wins award
Tickets go on sale Wednesday for the 55th annual Hoover High School PTA Tour of Homes, scheduled from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dec. 8. The tour raises funds for senior scholarships. A new feature this year will be a refreshment area at one of the homes, where...
Tags: Teachers, PTA, Science and Technology, Science, Awards and Prizes
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GCC women's golf captures second place at state championships
TEMECULA — -- This time, there wasn't nearly as much pain. Finishing second in state for the second season in a row didn't sting nearly as bad this year for the members of the Glendale Community College women's golf team. The Vaqueros entered...Tags: Golf, Students, Sports
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Cuts to local schools loom, but Prop. 30 passage 'doesn't make it any worse'
When Proposition 30 passed this week with 54% of the vote, it came with the promise of no mid-year cuts to schools. But the success of the tax measure underscores the remaining burden on local school officials who still wrestle with the consequences of...
Tags: Teachers, Unemployment, Colleges and Universities, Career and Workplace, Job Layoffs
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Teachers union made the right choice
I disagree with your Nov. 3 editorial that found fault with the Glendale Teachers Assn. I praise them for their principled decision; it could not have been an easy one for them to make. Teachers are the invaluable asset in the effort to foster an informed...Tags: Teachers
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Union is trying to protect students
The loss of 125 classroom teachers that Glendale Unified School District students will be facing next year was left out of the Nov. 3 editorial, "Union’s position is a loss for students." The district, in its first draft of the Race to the Top...Tags: Alternative Energy, Teachers, Students, Solar Energy, Layoffs and Downsizing
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Former GCC football standout excelling at next level
The following are updates on local athletes at the collegiate level. Patrick Donahue (Glendale Community College, 2010), senior, Southern Oregon football: With Southern Oregon putting up gaudy numbers on a weekly basis, it has done so with the help of...Tags: Water Polo, Students, Big West Conference, Long Beach State 49ers, Rochester Lancers
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The Crosby Chronicles: Prop. 30 passage should stop losses
Whew! I sense a sigh of relief among California teachers that Proposition 30 narrowly passed. Many of us educators were bracing for uncharted territory come January when even more budget cuts would have to be implemented. Who would lose their job? How...Tags: Teachers
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Clean slate for Glendale Community College basketball
There doesn’t figure to be much experience up and down the Glendale Community College men’s basketball team roster. As far as Glendale college Coach Brian Beauchemin is concerned, it’s not the worst position for the Vaqueros to be in....
Tags: Students, Sports, Basketball
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A fresh outlook for GCC women's basketball team
It's been a tough run the last couple of seasons for the Glendale Community College women's basketball team. In that stretch, the Vaqueros have gone 6-44 and 3-21 in the Western State Conference's South Division. While times have been tough, it hasn't...Tags: Students, Sports, Basketball
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On the Town: Fun and fashion at Patrons Club
At 106 years of age, Gertrude Ness could not be faulted for deciding to sit this one out — modeling in the annual fashion show of the Patrons Club of Glendale Community College. Honoring the club's 65th birthday, some 250 faculty, administrative and...
Tags: Fashion Shows, Students, Financial Aid, Colleges and Universities, Awards and Prizes
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PCC football flirts with upset in conference loss
VENTURA -- Despite dominating several areas of an unexpectedly close game, the Pasadena City College football team was forced to settle for a pat on the back Saturday evening. The Lancers came agonizingly close to a monster upset, but fell late to...Tags: Students, Football, Sports, Piracy
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Grace Zamudio leads, but OCC wins
A strong start just couldn't be sustained by the Glendale Community College women's cross-country team at Saturday's Southern California Championships, as the Vaqueros' season-long nemesis Orange Coast College once again had the last laugh. Running on...Tags: Students, Piracy
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